Differences in breast cancer survival across Asian American ethnicities compared with non-Latina White females in Kaiser Permanente Northern California

Key Points

• The aim is to compare breast cancer survival rates among different Asian American ethnicities and non-Latina White females.
• Analyzed survival outcomes of Asian American females of various ethnicities and non-Latina White females.
• Disaggregated data by ethnicity to uncover specific survival differences.
• Utilized data from Kaiser Permanente Northern California.
• Asian American females, particularly those of Chinese, Japanese, and South Asian descent, exhibit better survival rates than non-Latina White females.
• Disaggregating Asian American ethnicities reveals notable differences in survival outcomes.
• Identifying these differences could inform targeted interventions and research.